Rally Gets On The Road

Friday, 7 October 2022 08:51

The 2022 Jersey Rally includes stages in the north west and the east of the island.

This year's rally gets started at lunchtime on Friday (7 October)

The opening stage will take in Maufant and Grouville.

Races will then move to Archirondel and St Clement this evening.

Numerous roads will be closed during the various stages of the rally.

On Saturday morning, there will be morning races around Greve de Lecq and St Ouen. The afternoon stages will be in Trinity and St Saviour.

Spectators are being reminded not stand well back, respect the marshals and to never walk on the stages or risk their safety.

Full details of the routes, road closures, timings and 2022 entries can be found here.

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